Latest Results
Sunday 28th December 2025
Heat 1
997 | 515 | 48 | 922 | 842 | 118 | 993 | 936 | 44 | 917
Heat 2
993 | 936 | 997 | 917 | 48 | 515 | 37 | 982 | 41 | 126
Final
922 | 997 | 515 | 262 | 917 | 44 | 176 | 48 | 41 | 118
Junior Rods
Heat 1
926 | 74 | 901 | 975 | 130 | 920 | 648 | 946
Heat 2
926 | 901 | 975 | 920 | 74 | 130 | 946 | 955
Final
74 | 132 | 901 | 130 | 926 | 946 | 648
Micro F2
Heat 1
733 | 153 | 99 | 134 | 25 | 89 | 708 | 73
Heat 2
99 | 733 | 25 | 89 | 16 | 134 | 73
Final
733 | 99 | 153 | 89 | 25 | 73 | 908
GP2 Lightning Rods
Heat 1
919 | 44 | 777 | 642 | 132 | 74 | 60 | 39 | 908
Heat 2
44 | 919 | 642 | 132 | 777 | 74 | 60 | 72 | 39 | 908
Final
72 | 132 | 44 | 74 | 908 | 642
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Nutts Corner Raceway played host to a hugely entertaining festive Stock Car bash with four formulas in action and a spectacular Figure of 8 Caravan Destruction Derby bringing the curtain down on an action-packed day of racing.
Despite challenging track conditions at times, the drivers delivered thrilling competition across all classes, keeping the crowd entertained from the opening green flag right through to the final chequered flag.
The 1400 Stock Cars once again produced hard-fought racing throughout the afternoon. Matt Milliken set the pace early on by taking victory in Heat 1, before Michael Logan guided his trusty Toyota Starlet to the win in Heat 2. The Final proved to be the most demanding race of the meeting, with fluid leaked onto the circuit creating tricky conditions and leading to two caution periods. Keeping his composure throughout, Curtis Greer produced a fine drive to claim the Final victory.
The Junior Rods provided an excellent showcase of young talent. Christian Murray dominated the heats with victories in both Heat 1 and Heat 2. The Final saw a superb drive from Riley Dawson Stirling, who took the win after a strong performance. Josh Peoples impressed on his first-ever meeting by finishing second, while Maia Thompson completed the podium in third.
Plenty of drama unfolded in the GP2 Lightning Rods. Asan Dinnin took the win in Heat 1, with Aaron Fulton claiming Heat 2. Fulton initially crossed the line first in the Final, but was later docked by the stewards for earlier contact. This promoted Ballymena’s Nigel Kernohan to the top step of the podium, securing his first-ever GP2 Lightning Rods victory. Ricky Peoples was classified second, with Fulton demoted to third.
The Micro F2s completed three entertaining races during the afternoon, with Kurtis Peoples and Robbie Graham among the standout performers, both showing strong pace and consistency across the meeting.
The afternoon concluded in spectacular fashion with the Figure of 8 Caravan Destruction Derby. A superb turnout of fifteen drivers ensured non-stop action, with chaos from the off and plenty of dramatic moments at the crossover. When the dust finally settled, it was Adrian Finnegan who emerged victorious, bringing a memorable festive meeting to an exciting close.
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Sunday 2nd November 2025
Irish Champ: 153 747 711 29 105 811 170 493
Revenge: 747 711 811 951 493
ORCi Stock Rods
Irish Champ: 314 16 115 918 621 77 55 973 203 120
Revenge: 16 314 115 911 62 203 918 120
GP2 Lightning Rods
Heat 1: 51 132 1312 642 37 96 17 308 69
Heat 2: 17 308 777 37 131 51 132 72 642 96
Final: 77 37 51 642 131 17 132 96 72 69
Ministox
Heat 1: 29 858 480 644 964 22 181 99
Heat 2: 858 29 99 480 644 946 22
Final: 858 29 644 964 99
Junior Rods
Heat 1: 926 130 621 74 901 945 975 28 26 766
Heat 2: 926 28 130 901 945 74 975 621 26 766
Final: 901 74 945 975 926 130 28 621 26 766
Micro F2
Heat 1: 153 180 99 25 134 16 733 137 89 958
Heat 2: 153 25 16 180 99 134 889 137 733 708
Final: 153 25 180 733 89 137 16 932
B2B Micro Bangers
Irish Champ: 73 35 104 25 55 117
Revenge: 104 44
Nutts Corner Raceway Hosts Thrilling Season Finale of 2025
The 2025 stock car season drew to a close at Nutts Corner Raceway with a spectacular final meeting that delivered action-packed racing, championship-deciding battles, and memorable moments across multiple categories.
Saloon Stock Car Irish Championship
The defending champion, Matt Stirling, started from pole with Ryan Wright alongside him. Early drama saw Geoff Martin briefly seize the lead, only for Stirling to assert his authority with a precise wall-bounce maneuver to reclaim top spot. Anthony McIvor and Ryan Wright trailed closely, with McIvor briefly challenging Stirling. However, Ryan Wright seized the moment, moving past both to take the win. The victory secured Wright his fifth Irish Championship title. Stirling finished second, with McIvor completing the podium.
The Irish Revenge race offered more thrills, as Stirling executed a decisive last-bend move on McIvor to take the win.
ORCi Stock Rod Irish Championship
The feature race was dominated by a former World Champion Jack Kennedy , who claimed a commanding victory. Samuel Montgomery, another ex-World Champion, took second, while local racer Sam McKinstry rounded out the podium. The Revenge race saw Montgomery turn the tables, taking the win ahead of Kennedy.
Back To Basic Bangers Irish Championship
In a lively contest filled with close-quarters racing, David Owens emerged as the Irish Champion, with Keith Copeland second and Jim Robinson third. Robinson later triumphed in the Irish Revenge Race, capping a strong day.
Group 2 Lightning Rod Gold Roof Championship
After a season of consistent form, Randalstown’s George Esler claimed the championship ahead of Ricky Peoples and Jamie Burney. The day also featured the annual Colin Crawley Memorial Trophy, with Lewis Peoples taking the win, Paul Nesbitt second, and Esler third. Jack Gault added to the day’s highlights by taking a heat victory.
Junior Rod – King of Nutts Corner
Christian Murray, a recent addition to the formula, impressed by winning both heats. In a thrilling final, Maia Thompson emerged victorious after a race-long battle with Riley Dawson Stirling. Mya Hill finished third, marking her final appearance in the junior ranks. With her performance, Thompson might well deserve the unofficial title of “Queen of Nutts Corner.”
ORCi Ministox Ulster Championship
The grid was strengthened by visiting Scottish drivers, who dominated the day. David Philp and Rhys Anderson each took heat wins, with Anderson clinching the feature Ulster Final. Philp finished second, and Owen Marshall third.
Micro F2s
Kyle Anderson showcased his exceptional pace, remaining undefeated on the day with three more wins, ending the season on a high note.
The 2025 season finale at Nutts Corner Raceway proved a fitting end to an incredible year of stock car racing in Ireland, highlighting emerging talent, seasoned champions, and memorable battles across every category.
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Sunday 19th October 2025
Irih Closed: 467 998 517 718 991 243 147
Revenge: 940 998 991 974
2Lt Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 951 747 153 711 811 181 105 29 180
Heat 2: 951 747 180 153 711 181 105 29 170
Final: 180 747 153 711 181 105 811 951
1300 Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 932 842 982 946 997 936 917 44 969 41
Heat 2: 69 946 932 993 997 982 917 936 922 515
Final: 946 997 515 44 262 922 917 41 982 936
ORCi Stock Rods
Heat 1: 62 115 55 77 918 16 314 973 23 21
Heat 2: 55 314 16 62 115
Final: 911 314 918 115 55 16 77 973 62 23
Ministox
Heat 1: 61 181 253 964 22
Heat 2: 22 964 253 181
Final: 253 181 22 964
Micro F2
Heat 1: 733 134 99 180 25 908
Heat 2: 153 134 16 733 180 25 99 908 958
Final: 733 153 180 25 99 708
Junior Rod
Irish Closed: 975 969 901 945 926 74 908 766 648 130
Revenge: 901 926 975 945 621 74 24 908 130 706
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The 19th October meeting at Nutts Corner Raceway delivered a full day of high-octane racing across multiple championships, showcasing fierce battles, dramatic incidents, and memorable victories. Competitors from across the country descended on the County Antrim circuit to contest Irish and Ulster titles, and the racing did not disappoint.
Brisca F2 Stock Cars – Irish Championship
The headline feature of the day was the Brisca F2 Stock Car Irish Championship, and it got off to a dramatic start. On lap one, Ryan McCrory was taken out by Dylan Fegan, leaving the rest of the field to battle it out.
Graham Fegan led for the majority of the race, but Aidan McFerran, running second and timing his move perfectly, surged through to take the win, claiming his second Irish title. Graham Fegan held on for second, with Decal Og McFerran completing the podium in third.
The Revenge Race gave McCrory a chance to atone for his early exit. With his team working tirelessly to repair the damaged car, he returned to take a well-earned victory.
Junior Rods – Irish Championship
The Junior Rod Irish Championship featured an electric battle at the front. Codi Wilson started from pole with Maia Thompson, fresh from her recent Gold Roof title, alongside. Wilson controlled the race from the outset, fending off a determined challenge from Thompson on the outside line.
Meanwhile, Ryan Abernethy Jnr quietly made his way through to second place. Wilson took the win, Abernethy second, and Thompson third. Later in the day, Thompson returned to claim the Revenge Race, showing her pace and consistency.
1300 Stock Cars – Ulster Championship
Heat races determined the final grid for the Ulster Championship, with Thomas McCrory Jnr and Leon Gamble sharing the heat victories.
In the Ulster Final, Matt Milliken led for much of the race, but Fionn Donnelly from Southern Ireland closed the gap with impressive pace. A late surge saw Donnelly take the win, with Milliken second and Joshua McKinstry rounding out the podium in third.
ORCi Stock Rod – King of Nutts Corner
The ORCi Stock Rods featured tricky wet conditions, which did little to dampen Ballymena’s Cole McFall, who dominated the field to claim the victory. Jack Kennedy and Calyn Peoples completed the podium. Earlier, Shane McKinney had highlighted his pace with a heat win, showing he will be one to watch in future events.
Support Formula Highlights
In Saloon Stock Cars, Robert Mawhinney impressed with a double heat win, but the final saw Marcus Watt claim victory, with Matthew Stirling and Ryan Wright closing fast to take second and third.
In ORCi Ministox, heat wins were shared by Alex Walker and Casey Lee. In the final, Ballymena’s Cody Hill went all the way to claim the top spot, with Irish Champion Harry Martin finishing second.
Micro F2s were dominated by Kurtis Peoples, who secured a double win, while Kyle Anderson also claimed a heat victory.
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